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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-Nothing definite
either in the way of confirmation or con-
tsadictlon OF the rumor that Minister L0-
throp intends resignins the Russian Mission
could DC learned 81 the State Department
today. Mr.. lothrop some time ago OBJ
tzined leave OF absence. but the Stste De
partment officials say they do not know
whether be iett ST. Petersburg with the in
teniion OF coming home and ressgning. or
merely travelling about the continent for
needed rest and recreation. The impress
sion prevails here tonight. however. in pri-
vate circles that Lathrop is coming home 10
stay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
WILL SOON BEGIN ssORK
And the "Long sud short Haul" VIII
Again Burden the Wires.

WksHISGroS, Aug. 26.-Members of the
Interstate Commerce Commission will
begin work after their Summer vacation
with an important hearing in Rutland, VT,
September /. The case is that of the Boston
& Albany Railroad against the Boston &
Lowell and other New England roads, and
involves the alleged violation of the long
aud short haul section of the law in the
composition for freight from the West to
the seaboard. After the hearing at Rut-
land the commission will go to Chicago
and begin hearing, there September Z.
From Chicago they will go to New York
City. arriving there about the middle oil
September. and then probably return TO
Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

CBIcAeo, Aug. 26.-The inquest on the
body of the late Col. ". S. Babcock. who
was mysteriously shot last Saturday. ST
Gardner, IL. was concluded in this city
today. The verdict states that while there
was no direct evidence % show who fired
The fatal shot The jury believe il was fred
by sarah II. Dodge. and recommend that
the case be further investigated BY the
grand inrv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

LoSnoS. Aaz. 28.-The pleasure ysoht
Dfrscombe. vhlie sailing il tse Thames.
Vas struck b. = sqasil and espszea. There
we're twenty one psrsens On board, al II
whom we're th-3va infa tie ~ster. Assist
sncs vss ten r0inufes IL arTlvsag sn6 those
who we're xlil sAozz rszs rescued ~ =
smaIi boat b1t treI7e ptrsons were
drowned
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
WILLLOTHROP QUIT2
Ga AIS Wy Hose kroz sl fs<~xsesrx-
Eoaaor thst 80 VIII saeessa Phelps or
aeLszs- fssiisf thai kss ~ oozsasg
nskos - say.

WAssIssros. Aex. 26.-Hon- G. V. \.
LotErop Minister . Russia. is en route Cor
Detroit This ulueh Is admitted a. the State
Department There is ; rGnoF that he has
Resigned. IL 50. tls resignatson has not
been received up 70 this afternoon. II q
lutiusfec. boseyer. taat i may be received
aud Fumossd that NJ iothr0p viii sue
ceed AclAns a. laris, or Pnslps a. London.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

sYRacrsE. Aag. 1s.-As ths Prohibition
State Convention this msrning. Nrs. May
T. Iafhrop. Of Michigan, mace long
speech and vss followed by Mrs. CsFrie 7.
Hoffman. of Missouri short examina-
of eaea 6eisgzts IL his c8arch Al wsrs
members rineff-fve wsre ministers snz :
l>rre namher ~ The otaers wers S1nSay
school So csrinterieuts-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
KILLED IN a COAL MINE.
A Drin Driven Through the Breast of =
Miner

Miner.
WnxEBARRE, Pa, Aug. 26.-A miner
named George Eyere. German. aged so
years. aud a man of a family, met with a
horrible death about noon today In the
Gaylord slope Of the Kingston Coal Com
pany at Plymouth. He was tamping a drill
hole in the breast of the anthracite with
powder. prior TO blasting. The drill used
by Eyere was six feet long and en- inch and
a half In diameter. While pounding the
powder vigorously it ignited by friction.
and caused loud explosion. When the
neighooring miners ran TO see what had
caused the trouble. they found Eyere lying
on his back, having been blown some dis
tance away. his drill having passed entirely
through bis right breast. He was dead and
covered with blood. His body was sen, to
the surface and carried TO bis grief stricken
family
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

CHssoYrsS. Aax. 3s.-Isss night st The
Cheeovgsn Lumber Compsny's mill log
csrris<e vac accidentally started. Edmnua
Lapesr's leg wss crushed to a Jelly hy il.
and oaa Albright lex wss snsssned above
he anxie and AIS shoulder badly cut ard
bruised Lapeers iee hss been smputsted
sbovs the thigh. Bofs vii probaeiy
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
WHIPPED rHrM lnTo LINE.
The Tory misistrs Rapidly Losing the
Conncsnoe al the People.

tohheshe< Az TIE People
LONDON. Aug. A.-1he Government has
issued a whip which specially and earnestly
fequests the attendance OF all lie supporters
at . session Of the House 81 Commons To-
night 10 vote on 0lsdsf0nes motion regarC-
ing the proclamation Of ihe National
League.
IN an interview with representative
OF 1ae press today Gladstone, ia reply 10
The question a. 10 whether be ca gec1ed 10
beat the Government tonight said No
we can erpect 20 DO that bat the fact that
year ago the Govern nent majority was
10, while now The most sanguine C0nserys.
tises only anticipate a majority Of go on
proclzimlns the League, shows What q
tremendous change has come over tie face
Of the country. The change is coming more
rapidly than many people imag ne. aud, in
fact. quite fast enough
Gladstone seemed IN high spirits aud de-
clared that be vac in excellent health
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

WAsHrSsroS, Aug. 26.-Acting Land
Commlssioner Ssockslager today took the
necessary steps % carry into effect Secretary
Lamsr's recent order directing the restor-
alton 70 Settlement and entry Of an sp-
proved indemnity selections Of the Cali
faruia & Oregon Rsiiroa5 Company IN Cali
farnis. This will sfsct some 751.0oo scrss
Of and
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Deputy Sheriff Harmon Cowens and his
bride returned yefterday from their wed
ding tour, and will make their bone. for
the present. on Soribner-st. Mr.. Cowens
wss seen by several friends Yesterday, bu.
SO far no one bss been able 20 elicit any an.
formation from him ia regard 20 be wife ~
who she il. He refuses 10 tell her name
bu; murder wall out. and then Harmon j,
excussbls 81 be is - modest and bssbfui.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
is MAY INSANE2

An Effort Being Made tn save Him from
Serving Time in Prison
tts.e.sss - 80 vs-szsss-esskNs.
here today from Probate Judge Stearns, of
Kalamazoo. directing Sheriff Fiheld, TO
produce Alien @. May. who /. held here on
a charge OF burglary. at Kalamazoo. next
Monday, for examination by a commits
sion ~ 70 his mental condition. upon ap-
plication OF MS father. Hon. Charles s.
MAY. sheriff FiheId is Of the opinion that
is Is movement to assist May 10 escape
punishment. He VIII refuse to give him up
unless obliged TO by Law and The case has
been turned over 70 Prosecuting Attorney
Pri1gle-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
FOR sHARP.S BENEFIT.
Governor Hiil Orders . Special Session o
the Supr sme Court

the Supreme Court
ALBANY, Aug. 26.-Governor Hill today
granted the application of District Attorney
MARITIME and made an order convening an
an extra general term Of the Supreme Court,
in and for the city of New York, on the sew
enth day oil September next for the pur-
pose to ensure prompt hearing and de-
cision in the Sharp case.
The stay granted on the Sharp csse does
not appear TO affect him in the least lie
slept no better than usual and refrains
from referring To the matter In anv way
Bourke Cochran says his clients mind is
falling.
Up to 1:3o o'clock this afternoon TO word
had been received by the District Attorney
of an application for Shsrp's admission to
bail. This neglect on the part OF bis al
torneys is thought TO indicate that the next
move on the part of the defense will be
Tor an inquiry as to sharp's mental con-
ditiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

EA<r SssfSsv. Miea-. aug S-The t=o
men srrest-i a. Chase On rlspicson taat
theV murdered John Drsn haze bse1 -
le.eed ss thev are not tue rssht psrfiss
So further Developments - ths case hsve
hnrn matte
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Tbs cam bsse a. the LAKE. Dsrs Tussas.
sfberkeon a o'ciock sharp. usdsr tie d.
r~csfen q NJ s~stlaT6. vii b. fsest
whscs rsnzt non he missed NJ. e~etlan5
hss f.rrrai@s1 20 s1cel a. pat sH0rss sbd ss
orsv 20 tickets VII % issDed. those whc
ao net ~s<it to nssss toe fszkt sbovic bs On
hand sxriy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

LoKDos, Aug. 26.-Tbe debate vas re-
sumed tonight in the House Of Commons
on 6lsdstcDe's resolution IN regard 10 The
proclamation Of the Irish National League.
After speeches by number Of prominent
members division WAS taken Oh the reso-
luton, and II was defeated by 2s2 % lss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Tsssc 8. bs-nent Chiesxo sferovrsrfer
uhe was empisgs< n ne sflcs II Congress
rnsn FW1 IN tbis cisf ffnn 1s77 g 1870
ira nstoa isks1 tie K4sfefF ssenosrsphs-t
~ noaa ~ rseurd - "a serSr n,in,lss
for fTs consscUtive rsin1sss H. = ore 3
bs<t Nns i - ~0fss sr5 hs ssfs shsi
Dszs1tesn beat klrn, rfsu isslinr eel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Al Louisvilie-Louisville IL; Brooklyno.
At Cieveiand-Cleyeland 1. Athletics I.
At ST. LOuis-st. Louis IS; Netropolitans
At observation-disclosures II. Baltimore Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Pfr=soas. Asz. y 2s--FiftF-one sirls snn-
pioyei IN Brscs Bros. lsuadry struck To-
sxv 81 sccogat q she dsschsrxs - sle~sn a
fheiT aaasser far orEszizlng = Katxhts q
Labor assembly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

WksxsSsrox. Aaz. =. - AppIieaticns
we-s recsirsd a. the Treasury DspsTsnezt
to5xv Cor fhs prspzynseat ef ixt@r>ss On
r-zs<.er-i ho1is auloa ntiz4 - f4.5i5 -
msksnz totsl - a&fs, 50 55es3f5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The sunaover Cub. healed by John
Fare snd Fred Daily. leave for North
leland in Wna Fo~l Bsy. 1t the upPer
portion of Seginsw Bsv, tc3sy. Thsy VII
bsh and shoot, ard shoef q 1sa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

MUSIC
Introductory, oy the President
Hon. Henry II. Holt
Address by y.............Rev. Edward NanPam
MUSIC. tsn4u
Address Of Welcome by
". Il. shelby. Vice President II, q. Il. & L r. II.
Response by ......... Hon. J. w Noon
MCsic.--.-. oicbtrtta
Adde'S of Welcome by Hon Samuel IL. stevens
Addrtg OF Welcome by
4. +. StorrE, North Muskegon
Response by. ..............X Ma. Chauncey Davis
Music
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Harry Thomas, the partner OF the
anthor-manager Charlie Hoyt is here with
"A Rag Baby" Mr. Thomas enjoys the
reputation OF being the most modest and
the handsomest theatrical manager in Am
erica.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The house bills at Powers announce
'everybody's favorite," Sol Smith Russell
for September 2 and 3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
812-l837-lS87 5 I
MUSHROOMS eaEAT FIoNIeR PICNIC
The oessizx of taterlakea PARK sne
SsisbE.tias of fhe AD2issrssrsss 81
fesaship 0sssDs1.tles aa Tracing
Rssf EzfsefisAEasaL

Next Tuesday vii be big day for
haskegon pioneers aud teeiE friends the
occasion being the opening of lnteriaken
Para, Win = grand assket picnic. aud
tie celebration Of thsSseni centennial OF
tie organization OF Muskeson township.
aud tie seyeag 9Th snnsyersAry Of TIE
establishment Of a sieng post oa Maske-
goa Lake. TIE GFss trading post was es-
tAbhshed ia lsg2. and the township Was
orgsnizsd ia 1857. embracing al the terri
tory that is nov Musksgon county AID
considerable ot that nov belonging
10 Kent Aewavgo. Ottawa and
Ocesna counties. Most elaborate arrange
mengs have been made 10 MAKE the sliair
interesting and ENJOYABLE 10 all, and Il Is
hoped aud expected that most Of The early
settlers OF the c0unly ~h0 are living viii be
present and take part ia the NESTING. max.
ing II an OCCASION Of unusual interest and
long 20 he remembered.
The Park is located upon the peninsula,
between Mdskegon aud Bear Lakes, which
Is easily accessible ty carriage or oy ihe
steamers that ply BETWEEN the cep0ts and
docks OF the city and the Park. This bcauil-
tui park OF ninety acres has been re-
Gently fitted up by the IL, G.. X. a l. Rail
road Ioui fany, anu has every dStlfabie con-
veniencs for such gathering. The Psvil-
lion. s0xs0 feet. stands near the shore IN .
lovely oak grove upon tle promont0ry that
overlooks Muskegon Lake and the city.
Excursion rates will be given upon the
railroads from Grand Rapids. Grand Haven.
Shelby, Montague. Fremont and points
between these aud Muskegon; also from
Big Rapids. Tickets viii be good 10 return
upon Wednesday the 3ist. The programme
will speak for itself Good music-band
and orchestra-will be in attendance. FIRE.
quent steamboat excursions Will be given
TO and upon Lake Michigan, and those by
moonlight will be highly enjoyable. Visi.
tors. and especially pioneers. not only OF
Muskegon county, but from all partslof the
State or elsewhere. are requested TO register
their names while on the grounds.
The exercise. will begin al 1880 and con-
Quoted in accordance with the following:
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Manager Smith. who gives = matinee this
p. M, will have an entirely new company
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
THAT OLD CHESTNUT REVIVED.
The Nihilists Again Prove Tbemssive.
Poor HarSemeo

BERLIs, Aug. E.-It is reported that on
August % another attempt WAS made 10
ssssssinate the Gar. nihilist. disguised
ss an officer Of the guards, approached the
imperial guard while they were esc-rf-
ine-the Gar on his journey from st. Peters
burg TO krssnocsoio, and twice fred a re-
volver st him. The first shot went went
wide of ia mark. but the second perforated
the Cars coat. The esssiisDt was prompt
ly seized and dIsarmed.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
Right Rev, Archbishap John Ireland.

Baltimore Siocial:-Private kilograms
from Rome that there will be
a consistory held in that city on the Goth
inst. Several bishops will be nominated
by the pope to the American sees. Among
the probable announcements will be the
appointment OF Rev. John Foley, OF St.
Martins church in this city, to be soadju-
tor to Cardinal Gibbons. Rt. Rev. John
Ireland OF st. Paul and Ri. Rev. S. Reave
OF Richmond, in connection with the new
Catholic university at Washington, will al
so receive an acknowledgment OF their SER
vices from the pope, who will shortly issue
a papal brief establishing and approving
OF the university, and empowering it to
confer degrees. Bishop Ireland, it is ru-
mored, is to be made an archbishop. A
new see will be created for Dakota with
headquarters at jamestown.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Sudden Death of Rev. DR.. Carroll.

At eight o'clock Saturday morning the
8th inst, the Rev. DR.. j. Halsted Carroll,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church OF
saltwater, Mimi, fell dead from paralysis
OF the heart. For several weeks past the
doctor had been iudisposed, at times being
compelled to remain about his house and
occasionally take to his bed.
Saturday morning he drank a cup OF
beef tea, shortly after which he arose from
his bed and began rubbing his face with a
towel. In n moment he threw up his
hands, fell backward on to his bed, gasped
once or twice and was dead. DR.. Carroll
had been pastor OF the saltwater church
since June, 1882, and stood very high in
the estimation OF his congregation.
DR.. J. Halstead Carroll was born in Brook
Ign, n. Y, May 81, 1888. his father being
Rev. DR.. Daniel L. Carroll, a distinguished
Presbyterian divine, and for many years
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church,
Brooklyn Heights. The son entered col
lege before he was fourteen years old: he
graduated at the University OF Penn
sylvania in July, 1851, and at the Prince
ton Theological seminary in May 1850.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21

Nine Senators and five Representa-
tives own the property in Washington
in which they reside. The Senators
are Van Wyck Edmunds, Conger, Beck,
Mcpherson. Morrill,, Cameron, Palmer,
and Sherman; the late General Logan
also owned his residence. The list OF
representatives includes the names OF
William Walter Phelps, Ben Butter
worth, x-Speaker Randall, Mr.. Spring
er. OF Illinois; and Mr.. Barber, of Vir-
ginia.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21

Later details of the Baltimore and
Chic railroad disaster show it to
have been one Of the most awful and
~sickening character. The express,
running at the rate Of sixty to sixty
Eve miles al hour, plunging into the
freight train with terrific force, and the
consequences were what might have
been imagined. A chaos Of broken
wood. glass and iron. men. women
and children crushed and imprisoned
In the ruins, the inevitable fire from
the stoves. and a mass of flames and
roasting humanity. The fault OF this
horrible calamity seems to clearly
Isl uponthe crew Of the freight train,
who, knowing the close approach Of
the express, took no pains to warn it
Of its danger.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
Mai. Benteen TO be Tried.

Omaha Spectacular order issued from
military headquarters in this city recently
calls for a court-martial at Fort Duchesne,
Utah, Feb. 7. The fact that two %coIOnel's
three lieutenant colonies and six majors
are to compose the court shows that
a field officer is to be tried. 1t is an
open secret that that officer is Maj. Fred
erick Bonteen, OF the Ninth cavalry lately
in command OF Fort Duchesnc and who
was suddenly relieved by Col. Edward F.
Hatch. The charge is stated TO be drunk
enness. Bcnteen made a brilliant reCOrdin
Clusters last campaign. The announce
ment that Lieut.. Col. Absalom Baird, in
spector general, has been ordered to pro-
coed from Washington to Duchesne is tax
en- as evidence here that the army head
quarters at Washington will not permit
the case to come to trial unless the circum-
stances are so fragrant rs to prevent it be-
ing arranged otherwise without dctriment
to the service.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
The Leasing system.

If there are any, says me Sava''-
nah News,, who think that the leasing
system is not a criminal one let them
look at the figures. When II was In
augurated in Georgia a few years ago
there were $50 convicts. There are
now 1927. There has been some In
crease in the population of the state
since the system was authorized. Y
the percentage of that increase Is small
compared to the increase In the num-
Der of conyicts. II the system With al
its abuses il continued the number o.
conyicts within q generation will DC
something fearful to contemplate.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21

''There is no doubt" said an elderly
New York woman, we'll Known as a
leader in one of the reform move
ments, that there has been a great
falling of in the form. as well as the
spirit. OF courtesy toward women dur
ing the last Is or 20 years. l have
told several times that it was all on
account of the persistent agitation
that has been made by women for
the rights of Men think, so
these arguers say, that il woman
wants tc be on an equality with man,
she viii have to give up the considera
ton to which che has been accustom-
ed. 1t may be true, but it is the agi-
tafion that has given women things
Of a great deal more Importance"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21

George M. Taylor, of Buffalo, N. Y, was
arrested for forgeryin Minneapolis.
Winch Polkerba OK. living north of Hutch
inson, was thrown from his sleigh and
when found was badly frozen.
Arthur Cooley, a very promising young
man, eldest son OF the late Judge G. b.
Cooley. died OF quick consumption, at
Dodge Center.
Twelve hundred tohogg anists from ST.
Paul went 20 st. Cloud Saturday night the
9th inst, marched through thestreets, had
a banquet and got home at three in the
morning.
A. III. Bjoraker Of Mortified has been
appointed deputy county auditor.
II. @. Leonard has disposed OF his inter
est in the Otter Tail County Farmer at
Fergus Falls to A. III. Bro ckelhurst, his
partner, who will hereafter conduct the
newspaper alone.
1t is announced positively in New York
that DR.. McGlynn was dcposed from the
~pastorship OF st. Stephens church at the
conference. but the fact was kept q secret.
He has been superseded by the Rey.Charles
McGreedy. This acton makes it evident
that F@ther McGlynn must say good bye
to st. Stephens forever.
James Acheson, the emmbezzling mana
ger OF the Hotel Florence at Pullman,
pleaded guilty in Judge A~nthony's court at
Chicago. He took small sums from time
to time till his shortage grew to SO, 900.
Gambling was what troubled him he said.
At jackson, Tenn, Scott Pickles, twelve
yeats OF age. shot and killed Chester Dodd.
ten years OF age, the son OF a prominent
citizen OF that city. The two had quar-
relied over some trivial matter, and the
older boy got the worst OF it. He went
home and procuring a shot gun, sought
out his enemy, and shot him.
The secretary Of war advises the aban-
donment oi the work OF Improvement Of
the Wisconsin river.
The marquis Of Quecnsbury. who is being
sued for divorce, has not lived with his
wife Tor twelve years. Shortly after they
began TO live apart the marquis admitted
another lady into hrs ESase, who became
a regular inmate Of the establishment,
! His connection with the women is made
the basis FOR the suit. Neither the lady
nor the marquis viii deny the charge o.
! adultery which the marchioncss makes
against her husband. The case will be
tried In Edinburgh, because the Scotch
law grants q divorce for adultery only.
The governor OF Dakota offered $500
reward for the arrest and conviction d
Charles McWells. who murdered Charles
Chandler at Camp Crook on the night ol
March 20, 1855. Chandler Was q you're
man from independence, Iowa. where hs
wps highly respected. Wells Is about
twenty-eight years old, dark complexioned
black eyes. i've feet seven inches In height,
and lcft-handed. He goes under mary
names, as Charley Webb. Bud Wilson, Bud
Morse, II. Ii. West, etc, and is believed te
be now Ia Wyoming or Arizona.
Attorney General Engles Of Dakota ha,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21

The Century Magazine prints for the
first time these words of Abraham
Lincoln given in an official reprimand
to q young officer who had been court
martialed for quarrelling: Tho advice
Of 3 father to his son, Beware of en-
trance to q quarrel. but being in, bear
il that the opposed may beware OF
thee!' Is good. but not the best. Quar-
rel not at all. No man resolved to
make the mott OF himself can spare
time for personal contention, Still
less can he AFFORD to take all the con
sequences, including the vitiatlng Of
his temper and the loss ofself-co ntrol.
Yield larger things to which you can
show no more than equal right. and
yield lesser ones. though clearly your
own. Better give your path to q dog
than be bitten by him in contrasting
ior the right. Even killing the dog
would not cure the bite"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21

At Quito, South America the only
city in the world on the line OF the
equator, the sun sets and rises at 8
o'clock the year around. Your clock
may break down, your watch stops,
but the sun never makes a mistake
here. When it disappears for the
night it is 6 o'clock, and you can set
your watch by it.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
A Fine Paner for Sportsmen.

The American Field, " the most popular
sporting paper in the United States, is on
~tinually putting On new and attractive
features. In the issue of Jan. %, will be
commenced a series ofarticles on bunting in
Africa, pr oiusely illustrated by Prof. j. w.
Edwards. and Astounding in thrilling in
cidents and situations. In the same issue
will be commenced a series OF articles on
Alaska written by Lieut.. Frederick
~Schwatka. The Field" costs only So a
year; club rates for three or more $4. Adj
dress 243 Chicago.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
A Lucky Escape for Him.

by the way, Miss Angelina, allow
me to possess your hand--"
WHY. how sudden! ! ~reaily-Dut
then YOU can call OF pas Office"
You mistake, altogether. mercy
wanted to possess your hand for a nc.
ment, until | could make q study q
palmistry."
.sYou-you-you have deceived me-
shrieked the fair young girl, and there
was a sudden slaming of the front door
Another young man had escaped.
Hartford Peel